A new bill was introduced Feb. 11 that would increase access to certain oral care items that can be purchased with flexible spending account and
The ADA Standards Program will hold multiple meetings March 10-12 in New York City to discuss national and international dental standards on a variety of
Give Kids A Smile attendees pose at the Feb. 7 kickoff event. From left to right: Dr. Megha Sata, co-chair of the ADA Give Kids
The Partnership for Medicaid, a nationwide coalition of organizations including the ADA, is calling on Congress to reject cuts to Medicaid during the budget reconciliation
Bring on year 23 of Give Kids A Smile! The ADA Foundation’s Give Kids A Smile program kicks off today, Feb. 7. This year, the
The American Dental Association is outlining its priorities on small business tax policy. In a Feb. 5 letter to the Ways and Means Committee, the
The Washington State Dental Association launched a campaign in support of dental insurance reform. The Washington State Dental Association is campaigning for dental insurance reform
The use of artificial and augmented intelligence in dentistry is growing, and with that growth has come an increasing need for guidance to ensure the
Existing engineering controls that reduce inhalational exposures during dental procedures might be inadequate, according to a study published in the February issue of The Journal
Former ADA Vice President Vincent U. Rapini Jr., D.D.S., died Jan. 18 at the age of 71. Dr. Rapini was vice president from 2019 to
After nearly 18 months of advocacy efforts, dental licensure applications in Oregon will no longer include stigmatizing questions related to mental health. On Dec. 13,
The U.S. boasts more than 70 accredited dental schools, all charged with educating the next generation of dentists. This series from the ADA News highlights
